Fans of the Chicago Bears may be focused on their upcoming rematch with the Green Bay Packers, but sooner or later this season will be over, and all eyes will t

Chicago Bears president Kevin Warren revealed the team is looking to move out of Illinois because of its ongoing stadium dispute.

The stakes are high as longtime rivals battle it out Sunday in Chicago, where the Bears will host the Green Bay Packers with first place in the NFC North Division up for grabs.

The Chicago Bears remain in the thick of the NFC playoff picture with three games to go. A big reason why, according to one analyst, is thanks to their tight end development.

Warren envisions a stadium just south of the Bears’ current home at Soldier Field, on the site of what is now a parking lot. The facility would seat about 65,000 for football, with standing room up to 70,000, and a capacity of 77,000 for basketball.

The Chicago Bears are heading into a crucial NFC North clash against the Green Bay Packers this Sunday without two key wide receivers. Both Rome Odunz.

The Chicago Bears wrapped up the week of practice early on Thursday with a Saturday night date scheduled this weekend against the Green Bay Packers and it's a game no one will want to miss. The decision to make the Bears-Packers game the nightcap on the rare double Saturday NFL slate was a smart one by the league because the playoff and divisional implications are extremely high,

The Bears were on "Monday Night Football" twice this season, and Williams didn't meet with the broadcasting crew either time.